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    cellular modem help for note book.

    I'm confused on how use your cell phone as a modem. I have a motorolla v60 phone and they sell a data cable that connects the phone to a usb cable. Is there a usb cable to phone plug or can i connect the usb cable and use it as a modem directly or would i need an adaptor to plug in my cellar modem pc card from 3com "3cxm556".

    Any advise or knowlege is welcomed. Dont know why it's not that popular?

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    Dont know why it's not that popular?
    Because airtime is expensive.

    The cable you get for the Motorola will install the cell phone as a modem. You then select that modem in your Dialup properties and simply dial from the laptop.

    It's a bit slow too - not 56.6.
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    I figure now a days nights and weekends are basically free. I'm going to be out of town for month and it'll be really convient to have. I don't know if motorola's program installs as a modem or not?

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    Originally posted by BipolarBill
    The cable you get for the Motorola will install the cell phone as a modem.
    Software required, of course.
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